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This 4chan pass was the 2nd thing I bought with my first ever paycheck, but recently the site removed the option to pay for it with paypal or credit cards, and now I must have a crypto wallet to pay for it.I've never done this before, and I wish to open a bitcoin wallet in order to pay for it.Can you guys help me out? How do you open one? How did you folks do it?
"help I can't renew" Read the entire thread you have options oh lawd
>>93394thanks friend, just got done getting my transaction through
I would dig out my fucking checkbook before I'd fuck around with cryptocurrencies. Farewell, sweet pass.
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>>93755Thanks for this. Testing
How can I get this?
since4pass aint working in the options firled 4 meh
>>93717Or does it?
>>93732I mean i dont see it
>>93733then open your eyes
>>90238testing
Why was it deleted?
>>93325It wasn't even dubs.
who knows
>>93325>>93107Probably because the last poster was completely right about everything.
What's /vip/ listening to?
>>93200What would be the point in that?
>>92050https://youtube.com/watch?v=t85HzA80ysQ
verily
I've been listening to the FLCL soundtrack just for the hell of it
>>92050skylarking by xtc, one of my favorite albums from an extremely underrated band
loona
hello
miss the lg
it hasn't gone anywhere, idiot
>>93902dumbass
inevitable truth will find you eventually
Videogames (mostly older ones), weapons, weebshit, and some old horror movie stuff.Talk if you want.
Related to the Zastava, is this Norinco Model 213, which just the same is a Tokarev clone with a manual safety and chambered in 9mm Luger, made for commercial export.In the US these aren't super common, because Norinco got themselves v& and b& in the 90s, but I think you can still get them in Canada, and they were pretty popular with black gun owners in South Africa, as they were a good and affordable pistol, which was commonly available in a package deal. You'd fill out the basic paperwork for a firearms license, the gunshop owner would walk you through the qualification process, and you'd get a kit with a safe and a bag of cement so you could satisfy South African legal storage requirements. Since a lot of poor people in South Africa lived (and probably still live in) houses with dirt floors, if outright not mud huts, this package deal would allow these people to lay down a small concrete foundation in their house and to bolt down the safe to it, to legally store their firearm (they don't allow you to just keep a gun in a drawer or a loose free-standing safe).Given how dangerous South Africa was, and still is, these package deals must have been a blessing.
This stupid mutt chewed up my power cable.
The Krag Jörgensen was adopted by the US military as its new military rifle around 1892, and about 10 years later they decided it wasn't really cutting it, and it was surplussed.Initially, it was though .30-40 Krag could be loaded hotter, but the single lug lockup of the Krag wasn't really strong enough for the increased pressures they wanted, so new trials were held.Once the new rifle had been adopted (the Springfield 1903), the Krag rifles, all the spare parts, and the .30-40 ammunition stockpiles, were all surplussed.Suddenly, there's this bolt-action repeating rifle on market, made for smokeless powder centerfire cartridges, and it's all quite affordable, far cheaper than brand new commercial bolt-action sporters, thus a cottage industry springs up.Gunsmiths would buy surplus Krag rifles (or just actions, if even barreled) for cheap, then build sporters out of them, sporters which were usually pretty good, and still far cheaper than brand new commercial ones. Some companies would settle for chopping down the front of the stock and calling it a day (pic related), selling them like that, but a lot of individual smiths and small outfits would put in proper effort, even Springfield themselves, who previously were making them for the army, would use spare parts and rifles to build into sporters to get rid of their old stock.To me, the Krag's history on the US civilian market is much more interesting and rich than its history as US military rifle. It was very affordable, and was a very good rifle for hunting all sorts of medium and medium-large game, .30-40 Krag may not have been comparable to 7.92x57mm Mauser or .30-06 Springfield in terms of sheer power, but it's no slouch either, the action is quite easy to work rapidly, and reloading it isn't too slow either, where you can plain just drop loose cartridges in through the magazine door and close it, and you're good to go. Very appealing for casual shooting if anything, even if not quite soldier proof.
>>94086Consider that in the early 1900s, lots of people were still rocking blackpowder, just because that's what they had been using for all this time, and it could be pretty cheap.Now comes this bolt action rifle, it's not brand new but it's still somewhat modern, not used too hard, the rifle is cheap to buy, and the smokeless ammunition is as well, hell, it doesn't require nearly as much cleaning, and makes far less smoke, while putting out a (at the time) small .30 caliber projectile at some pretty high speeds, with light recoil.It's a near unbeatable deal.
>>94087To explain this difference further, there's some inherent practical limitations on blackpowder which really limits what it's suitable for.First of all, blackpowder burns quite dirty, it leaves quite a lot of carbon residue with every shot, for a musket this is ok, for a revolver or manual repeater this is acceptable, but for a self-loading action, this is an absolute dead end, it fouls so fast that you'd be lucky to get through a few dozen shots without a malfunction, and assuming that you do, you still inevitably reach the point where it gets so dirty that it just won't cycle by its own power anymore.Second is that blackpowder is just blackpowder, there really isn't a stronger blackpowder or a weaker blackpowder, it's one kind of substance, if you want more power, you need more volume.For example, the .45-70 Government was the rifle cartridge of choice for the US military once upon a time, .45 is the caliber, 70 is the number of grains of black powder.If you wanted to put more power behind a .45 caliber projectile, you would need a larger case to fit a larger volume of blackpowder, thus the .45-90, and the .45-120, for 90gr and 120gr of blackpowder respectively.Third, there's just an upper limit to how much velocity you can get from blackpowder, even if you use a small and lightweight projectile, adding more and more powder really isn't going to make it go much faster, your returns diminish, thus, to really get good power, you would need a larger and heavier projectile backed with a large enough load of blackpowder to send it flying at a good speed. This is why military muskets were usually of bore diameters of like .68 caliber, .75 caliber, and even larger, just shooting a lead bullet the size of a pinball, you had one shot and you had to make it count, because reloading is a project, but even with repeating cartridge rifles, people were still going with .40 caliber, .45 caliber, .50 caliber, .57 caliber, etc, because it just had to be big.
nobody likes you.
>>91728You can't say that
true
>>91728rude
>>91728Excuse-me?!
>>91728I know that already
2012 only
2012 thread
Ahoy
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>>94081mine are better
>>94081thanks for all your hard work
Do you think Sonic looks good like this?
add eyelashes
Fuck crypto and fuck you hiroshimoot, let me pay for it like fucking normal
Yeah, I'm not bothering to renew if I have to deal with cryptocurrency bullshit. Oh well.
>>93929tryt bitcoin middleman service? They only charges 5$
>>94013Can you renew with that or only buy a new one?
>>93929You could have just bought on paxful in 5 minutes, no verification neededeffing dummy
>>94014renew, afaik
>he can't post more than two sentences at most>he will never make thoughtful, well-paced posts or notable copypastas>he can't make any original content ever, even a shitty MSpaint drawing>he will never make the newest image macro or reaction image; he can only spam pre-existing memes, often the most low quality, try hard and shitty ones>he can't ever have multiple tabs open at once>he makes excuses he can't "post comfortably from anywhere" without a phone>he has apparently never heard of laptops>he will never browse imageboards at their peak optimum>he will always be low-quality>he will always be underaged-majority>he will always be the cancer killing every thread>he will always be a phoneposterlol
>>93481why does that dog want to fuck?
fuck you man
>>93507Retard, it's a cat-rabbit thing
>>93481>he will never make the newest image macro or reaction image;I do make memes you stupid faggot, not that I'd waste them on you swine
>>93552bad post
I shall post my most exclusive bune collection.Feel free to join in.
Who /yanggang/ here?
>>93095cringe and bluepilled
>>90166I hope he kicks Bernie's ass
reply to this post if you are a member of the NOT VOTIN GANG
>>93081Based 2016 Pass-drive /vip/er telling it like it is
